RR-412 RP4 Footloop & Rope-Wrench Ascender Set

The PGTEC RR-412 RP4 is a footloop and rope-wrench ascender set for efficient ascending of a single 10-13 mm kernmantle rope, built around EN 566 connector practice and used together with the PGTEC RP1 or RP2 work ropes. The set combines a lightweight stainless chest ascender that clips to the harness chest D-ring with a foot-mounted rope-wrench ascender linked by an adjustable navy webbing footloop: the technician pushes down on the footloop, the wrench ascender slides up the rope under the force of the leg, and the chest ascender follows, turning leg power into steady upward progress without the exhausting arm-pumping of a single handled ascender. This sit-stand technique is the standard fast-rope ascent method for rope-access work, especially on wind-turbine ladders, cell towers, bridge abutments and long facade ascents where the worker must reach a high anchor quickly. The footloop adjusts to fit work boots and the webbing length adjusts for different leg lengths, while the stainless cams grip firmly on the navy kernmantle sheath and release easily on the upward stroke. The whole set weighs 480 g and packs into a small pouch; PGTEC supplies it with a setup diagram, inspection log and a five-year guarantee, and recommends practice on a short top-rope before working at height. The RP4 is used by rope-access technicians, tower climbers, arborists and rescue teams who need an efficient, low-fatigue way to climb a work line.